The Messenger Girl’s Labyrinth

I admire the fact that Lobe and Lily of the End can be stuffed into a medieval game-themed novel so appropriately and freely [facepalm][facepalm]

Stock up and see again. I just watched a little bit and it felt ok. But the first-person perspective is a bit uncomfortable. Is there any real-life plot behind it? I have always felt uncomfortable in the game (this is just my personal opinion, you are right if you say it. If you don't like it, don't criticize it) [Chigua]

Is it a happy ending? This subject scares me

The descriptions are really great, this dark RPG style is also very good, the person aspect is quite good, I personally prefer to use the first person when writing, and Liliana is so cute (￣y▽￣)~*em... I feel that this book is the best RPG I have read since I came to Tomato. It actually has the content of Moon Plan and Lilith of the End (surprise). I will continue to support the author greatly in the future! (≧ω≦)/Um... (Pokes hand) I predict that I will publish an RPG-themed novel during the summer vacation... (Awkward laugh) I wonder if you can come and take a look at it then (love) The author, please do your best ｡٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*｡

It's a masterpiece. I've been listening to it for a long time. The mechanical sound also gives me a strange feeling. It seems that this book can only be a mechanical sound. Whether I am nervous or normal, the mechanical sound is indifferent when I read it, just like the game in it. Time is rolling forward. By the way, I use (sweet girly voice) and the multiple is 2.0×

Game recommendation: "The Messenger Girl's Labyrinth" Pixel, role-playing, collection, plot, decryption, suspense, open world, adventure, PC stand-alone, beautiful girl, shooting (bushi) A first-person narrative pixel RPG masterpiece, this book is the autobiography of Isis, the first passer of the game.

It's quite interesting. I hope the protagonist's setting can be more powerful and not just a small character controlled by God like the pagan said. This way of playing games to interfere with other worlds can definitely give you some high-end settings. In fact, it is very powerful, but it is just that the protagonist himself or herself does not know it in the early stage.

The third person takes the place of the story, participates in it personally, and presents it in the form of a game. It makes people break away from those books with repetitive and boring formats, and get a glimpse of new things, and the feeling of enlightenment [Send Heart]

(Think JPG) To me, the novelty of this book is like exuding a very unique charm to a new boy () who exudes potential or to a new type of game^–^ Then... (Stuck) (paralyzed) Now look back and use reading comprehension thinking Is the plot fresh and interesting? Structure layer by layer And our Qixia, I have to say that Qixia is very free, so you don't necessarily need to read a book, but you are also getting to know someone. (Qi Xia left a very good impression on meJPG) You listen to me First, read the emotions between the lines Qixia is more positive and optimistic, and covers a wider range of content [So why do you keep adding dog to compare?] Not enough And Qi Xia is basically more active than the readers (very strange () (good) Now, one of the main features of this book is that Complex components (commonly known as too many DNA components) Moreover, the characters are distinct "Brown Mushroom" (beaten)) paralyzed Now I have a sense of appreciation when reading books Ah, I always feel that the feeling in this book is not wrong. This book hides something very sweet Then what about Qi Xia, oh, who is Qi Xia? …, I don't know (violent comment) I only remember that I was seven Then, what next Finally, let's come to a final conclusion (a final conclusion with endless nonsense (move your eyes) Very potential (the worldview has not yet been fully developed () Then what? I finally want to say something The best parts of this book are all taken by Ah Qi in female clothes (making a sharp cry)

It's so beautiful, a very novel subject matter, please do it well, the author